Is the real-name authentication of Internet of Things card dangerous?

There are some risks. The purpose of real-name authentication of IOT card is to ensure the security of user information and the legal use of IOT card.

Through real-name authentication, operators can verify the identity information of users, ensure that IOT cards are not used for illegal activities or malicious acts, and also help protect the rights and interests of users and prevent personal information from being abused or leaked. Real name authentication meets the requirements of relevant laws and regulations. In China, the communication industry has strict laws and regulations to regulate, requiring users to authenticate their real names when using communication services.

1. But there are some risks in the process of real-name authentication. The disclosure of personal information is a problem, because in the process of real-name authentication, users need to submit personal information, such as name and ID number, to operators. If this information is obtained by criminals, it will bring harm to users' property and privacy. In addition, there is a risk of forging identity information in the real-name authentication process of IOT cards. If users can't provide true identity information or deliberately provide false information, this will lead to the failure of real-name authentication.

2. Nevertheless, with the continuous improvement of the operator system, the authentication of the real-name registration system of IOT cards is also being strengthened. Operators should strengthen the protection and management of user information and adopt advanced technical means to ensure information security. Users should also choose regular channels to purchase IOT cards, and take good care of their own IOT cards and related information to avoid leaking them to criminals.

3. Generally speaking, the real-name authentication of IOT card is conducive to ensuring the security and legal use of information, but there are also risks of personal information disclosure and forged identity information. Both users and operators need to take corresponding measures to protect personal information security.